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Dining table · Made to order

Round Pedestal Dining Table

Contemporary elegance for intimate spaces, handcrafted to sit beautifully within the architecture of your home.

Contemporary round oak pedestal dining table in a bright Richmond dining room
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Richmond · South-West London

01 · The commission

Designed to create room. Made to bring people closer.

Finding the perfect dining table for a London home is a delicate balance between generous seating and an effortless flow through the room.

Commissioned for a beautifully restored Victorian townhouse in Richmond, South-West London, this contemporary round pedestal table was engineered precisely for that architectural challenge. Crafted in our Elsenham workshop, it transforms a compact dining room or open-plan kitchen into a calm, sophisticated focal point without dominating the space.

Round oak pedestal dining table viewed from above with four dining chairs
A circular top makes every seat equal, encouraging conversation while softening movement through the room.

02 · The design

A study in contemporary proportion.

Quiet in character and architectural in silhouette, the table moves away from a heavy four-leg structure in favour of a refined form that feels light and unobtrusive.

01

The stepped, tapered base

A beautifully graduated central pedestal provides unwavering structural stability while revealing more floor and creating a greater sense of space.

02

The fine gilt line

A delicate gilt line separates pedestal and top, catching the natural light and bringing a restrained note of luxury to the composition.

03

The generous top

Crafted from premium solid timber, the circular surface has no head and no corners, making conversation natural and every place equal.

Tapered oak dining table pedestal with stepped foot and narrow gilt line detail

03 · Engineered for London living

More freedom around the table.

In boroughs such as Richmond, Chelsea and Islington, dining areas are often integrated into open-plan kitchens or nestled within historically smaller rooms. Eliminating the corners of a rectangular table improves traffic flow immediately, while the central pedestal removes awkward table legs, maximises legroom and allows chairs to tuck neatly away.

Commission
Made to order
Workshop
Elsenham, England
Form
Round pedestal
Detail
Fine gilt line

04 · Construction

Solid construction. Uncompromising craft.

Like every piece from Markou Design London, this table is made for the rhythms of family life, frequent entertaining and decades of use.

  1. Selected solid timber

    Premium timbers are chosen for stability, character and a grain that reads beautifully across the circular top and faceted pedestal.

  2. Precision joinery

    Advanced cabinetmaking and precision joinery keep the central pedestal perfectly rigid and the tabletop level, year after year.

  3. Made to endure

    Every junction, edge and finish is resolved in our Elsenham workshop for durability, longevity and daily life.

05 · Tailored exclusively to you

Your home sets the specification.

Every piece is handcrafted to order. This table is a starting point: its dimensions, material and finish are considered around the architecture and palette of your interior.

01

Custom dimensions

From a compact kitchen nook in Hertfordshire to a grand dining room in Essex, diameter, height and proportions can be adjusted to suit your space and preferred number of seats.

02

Timber and finish options

Choose natural light oaks for a contemporary feel, deep rich walnuts for classical warmth, or another premium timber selected to complement your interior.

03

Bespoke finishing

Specialised spray-paint finishes, contemporary lacquers and our signature antique-style Patina allow the piece to integrate seamlessly with the room.

Materials, dimensions and finishes on enquiry.

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Made for the room. Made for you.

Transform your dining experience with a table made exclusively for your home. Tell us about your space, preferred timber and ideal dimensions.

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